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And here we enter upon the most difficult of all our problems.
He would run away from home and enter upon it.
In about 1560 he entered upon the work with which his name is associated.
We may be entering upon the first true peace the human race has ever known.
Nor could I simply enter the house upon my own initiative.
What are the odds of entering a man upon one, two, three, four, or five points?
All seemed weary of life even before entering upon it.
I have no way to enter upon the pathways of power and influence.
However, at the end of the 14th century it entered upon a steady decline.
And yes, now that you mention it, there is someone special entering upon the stage.
In a moment she moved to the front of the car and struck up a conversation.
In no time she had struck up a conversation with them.
As he read on, an old man sat down at his side and tried to strike up a conversation.
He struck up a conversation and started coming on to him.
Outside, he struck up a conversation with a young woman.
He was not going to be the one to strike up a conversation.
During a break he struck up a conversation with her.
He tried, a few times, to strike up relationships with other women here.
They strike up a conversation, and the following morning Tom is late for work.
But once I knew who you were, it was easy to strike up a relationship.
The Bush administration entered the case on the state's side.
At last we entered my room on the third floor of the house.
If so, how do we enter the information on the current form?
He entered the week 142nd on the money list with $474,242.
She entered the door to the building on her left.
That is a large number of people in those two areas to have been entered on the computer.
The last car from the second order entered service on June 30, 2010.
We will not store the data you enter on the form.
If you will please enter the third door on your left.
This decision will enter into force on 1 May 2001.
Then I launched out into the path that was opened to me.
I wanted to get away from the waiters and people at the hotel before launching out on my story.
However, this is a good place to come to get an idea before you launch out into the carpet shops.
So before launching out to buy materials, send for literature from each company.
Abruptly the air opened under him and he was launched out into space.
He swallowed hard and launched himself out into the night air.
And as to launching out, we'll do so this very afternoon.
At the last possible moment, he planted his right foot and launched himself out over the channel.
A moment later, all of a sudden, he launched out into it.
Much more pleasant to improve the known than to launch out upon the unknown.
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